"Dateable girls know how to shut up," the site actually says. "They don’t monopolize the conversation. They don’t tell everyone everything about themselves. They save some for later. They listen more than they gab."

Other things "dateable girls" are: "soft," "gentle" and "needy."

Meanwhile, "dateable boys" are "wild," "fearless" and "Godly":

Dateable guys know they aren’t as sensitive as girls, and that’s okay. They know they are stronger, more dangerous, and more adventurous, and that’s okay. Dateable guys are real men who aren’t afraid to be guys.

Would you believe it if I told you that some people found Lookadoo's teachings outdated and offensive?

"I am extremely troubled by the fact that Richardson High School would bring in an 'expert' speaker who holds the dangerous, misogynistic views that advance a rape culture such as those expressed on his website," Dr. Jaime Clark-Soles, an RHS parent, told the Dallas Observer.

She was joined by a large number of students, who took to Twitter to rechristen Lookadoo #lookadouche.

The school's principal tried to calm things down with a voicemail to parents that seemed to completely miss the source of their outrage.

According to Principal Charles Bruner, the issue was with Lookadoo's "choice of non-religious terminology used to illustrate his topics," rather than, say, his lengthy "rant against women," as eyewitnesses described the talk.

RHS and RISD approve of the broad messages shared with students related to self-empowerment and dating violence, but do not support some of the terminology used by the speaker to generalize student behaviors.